Players coming in from other trading card games might forget that Magic: The Gathering has a whole second main phase after combat during which you can play sorceries and permanents, as well as activate all of those abilities that say "activate only as a sorcery." Even if you don't have a Wrath of God to wipe out your opponent's board post-attack, there are still a lot of things you can do, and the raid mechanic serves not only to remind you that there's a second main phase, but also encourages you to attack
Because this bounces back to hand to do the thing, you cant build an engine around sacrificing one Minister of Inquiries to get back another, netting energy
[17] [18] The definition of CCGs is further refined as being a card game in which the player uses their own deck with cards primarily sold in random assortments
Galadriel, Light of Valinor Galadriel, Light of Valinor offers disguising value just for playing creatures
For example, trade a card for 1 thats slightly better, then trade that card with someone else for another thats slightly better, and so on
Its also nice that it can protect itself by blinking, even if it costs three entire cards
